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This is a video transcript of Mark Wiens, a food and travel vlogger, who visits a village in northern Lebanon to learn about and taste different types of kibbe, a dish made of minced meat and bulgar wheat. He shows the traditional process of making kibbe, from pounding the meat in a stone mortar to baking it in a local bakery. He also tries other Lebanese dishes like hummus, tabouleh and grilled meat. He thanks his hosts, sponsors and viewers for the amazing experience.
Some possible facts extracted from the text are:
- The text is a transcript of a video about kibbe, a Lebanese dish made of minced meat and bulgar wheat.
- The video is sponsored by NordVPN, a service that encrypts data and allows access to different servers.
- The video features Mark Wiens, a food and travel blogger, and his local guide Camel.
- They visit a restaurant in a village in the north of Lebanon that specializes in kibbe.
- They witness the traditional process of making kibbe, which involves pounding the meat in a stone mortar, adding spices and fat, and shaping it into different forms.
- They try different types of kibbe, such as raw, fried, baked, and grilled, and eat them with various dips and salads.
- The oven they use to bake the kibbe is over 120 years old and belongs to a fourth generation bakery.
- The video ends with Mark thanking the restaurant owners, his guide, USAID for funding his trip, and his viewers.